Tighter security norms to be implemented at Taj Mahal

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Press Trust of India Agra
Last Updated : Mar 13 2013 | 11:55 PM IST
Frisking and proper checking of tourists visiting the Taj Mahal and high level security and alertness at the monument's premises were some of the issues discussed at a meeting of officials manning the security of the monument.
Proper frisking, checking and alertness, along with strict entry rules were required for better security at the monument of love, Inspector General Rajnikant Mishra told officials at a meeting convened to discuss security at Taj Mahal.
Several other issues like strict checking of vendors in the Taj premises and proper co-ordination among all security officials, among others were also discussed.
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First Published: Mar 13 2013 | 11:55 PM IST

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